Facebook's latest makeover has sparked outrage among its users. Just like the previous makeover did. And the makeover before that.
But despite the constant outrage, the site has continued to grow and now has more than 175 million users. The reason, students said, is because regardless of its appearance, Facebook remains a dominant form of communication on the campus.
Acting as a digital clips portfolio, this blog provides links to articles I have written for The Diamondback. Click on the first sentence of each story to see the full version.
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- Trying to solve the swine flu
- Cloud computing could help analyze genomes
- AT&T, Verizon antennas could improve campus cell c...
- Engineering the future
- Students turn to websites as unofficial course guides
- 'Father of the Internet' lectures about the future...
- Secure Internet communication may be made easier b...
- The benefits of a big spender
- Southwestern Co. still banned from recruiting on c...
- Univ. scientists discover key to new TB drugs
- The ever-changing Facebook
- Univ. warns against travel to Mexico
- Campus sexpert touches on taboo topics during sex ...
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